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“Thank you to whoever sent me this! I gave up trying to keep track of who sent me what because they just get mixed together D: The aroma is soft with light coconut notes. Mmm.. The white tea is...” Read full tasting note
“Once upon a time, I thought cheap, generic tea bags were good stuff. Then, I began dabbling in the art of loose leaf, by way of my local Wegman’s. The few selections there became my new tea heaven,...” Read full tasting note
Origin: China
Preparation: 1 tsp per cup, 175F-185F, 1-3 mins.
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Thank you to whoever sent me this! I gave up trying to keep track of who sent me what because they just get mixed together D:
The aroma is soft with light coconut notes. Mmm.. The white tea is surprisingly the dominate flavor. Sweet and slightly fruity. The coconut is in the aftertaste and kind of lingers on the tongue. It’s a very light tasting tea but it reminds me of relaxing on a beach with the hot sun and a small tropical breeze. This tea is what the breeze would smell like.
Once upon a time, I thought cheap, generic tea bags were good stuff. Then, I began dabbling in the art of loose leaf, by way of my local Wegman’s. The few selections there became my new tea heaven, and couldn’t imagine much better! After making my way into high-quality loose leaf, there are only a select few teas that I still drive all the way there to enjoy. The Coconut Oasisis one of them.
Does it blow me away? No, not quite. But I often find myself opening my jar of it just to breathe it in for a while. The taste comes through after steeping very well, and isn’t one of those teas that only smells good. The coconut taste is very evident but not overwhelming. My only complaint is that the white tea could be a bit stronger, as the resulting cup sometimes tastes like watered down coconut. This tea only gets better with add-ins! A little dollop of sweetened condensed milk really sends the tastebuds to heaven.
